2 mugs with artist motifs in a set, porcelain Enjoy a break for two with Monet's motifs from "Iris Bed in Monet's Garden" and "Yellow Water Lilies and Agapanthus". Particularly high-quality mugs made of bone china porcelain. Capacity 0.38 l each, dishwasher safe. Set of 2 mugs. Height each 9 cm. Diameter each 8.2 cm. Weight 0.4kg each. ars mundi exclusive edition with artist's signature.

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Mother-of-Pearl Mosaic Statement Necklace Item # 80055831

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Designed to harmonize with 19th-century Parisian architecture, Morris columns were used to display promotional material for plays and shows. This one features a fountain adorned with a lion-headed mascaron, echoed by the six feline heads punctuating the hexagonal canopy that protects the posters from the elements. Crowned by a scaly dome surmounted by an arrow, the column is an emblem of the Parisian landscape. Hand-painted resin reproduction (green paint, as on "period" columns). Dimensions : 42 x 18 x 10 cm Original work kept at : Paris - Musée d'Orsay Material :Hand-patinated resin Reference : RF008123

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Tray Vincent van Gogh - Starry Night - 28 x 20 cm    

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Tray Vincent van Gogh - Starry Night - 28 x 20 cm    

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Nuit Nuit étoilée fan - Van Gogh This range takes up part of Vincent Van Gogh's work, La nuit étoilée, Arles, which he painted after leaving Paris for Arles in 1888. Painting kept at the Musée d'Orsay. Vincent Van Gogh The starry night in 1888 oil on canvas H. 0.73; L. 0.92 Musée d'Orsay, Paris, France.

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Monet "Poppies" mug

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Van Gogh, Starry Night" Stole

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"Irises" Scarf

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The original artwork, painted in 1888, belongs to the Musée d'Orsay, Paris. Its excellent reproduction numbers only 499 collectible copies worldwide and is complimented with a handmade gilded wooden frame and a Certificate of Authenticity.

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Monet, Water Lilies Stole

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Η νεαρή μητέρα (Ο περίπατος)[98]1875-1876Λάδι σε καμβά170,2 × 108,3 cm  

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Monet "Poppies" Umbrella

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With tender impresionistic brushstrokes and colors, Renoir depicts two beautiful young girls studying at the piano. The painting belongs at the Orsay Museum, Paris. 

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With its shimmering exoticism and its rainbow hues, the peacock feather was the most favored decorative art object of Art Nouveau. This delicate brooch (France, 1925-1935) belongs to the collection of the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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